Stampede Gears - Small sprocket Failure - WHERE TO BUY REPLACEMENT???

Well, I accidentally revered my polarity and destroyed a gear inside the stamp, I am SPEWING and SOOOO pissed off at my self.

Does anyone know where I can source one of these to replace it, or does anyone have a gear box that they are willing to part with? Its from my "G36C Stamp", my CQC version and I am really not happy with myself at the moment, I have reuined a brilliant gun

Please, someone come to the rescue!!!

Damn noobs! There MIGHT be one out in my shed... since i did strip out a stampede once-upon-a-time... And well you know how organized my shed is, you have been in there, in the last few days too.

Lol. Well you deserved the gears breaking if you didn't look at guides. When I did my stampede I took very special care of the wiring of my polarities.

Servulus wrote:Damn noobs! There MIGHT be one out in my shed... since i did strip out a stampede once-upon-a-time... And well you know how organized my shed is, you have been in there, in the last few days too.

Thanks champ. I need to come get another 2 springs anyway very soon so hopefully you can find some, if not... i wil pull them out of my full sized stampede

littlebro05 wrote:Lol. Well you deserved the gears breaking if you didn't look at guides. When I did my stampede I took very special care of the wiring of my polarities.

Why do I need to look at guides just to plug a battery in? It would not help as it was my own fault for not paying attention to the negative wire i placed inside the battery tray. Simply being too bloody tired. Your comment is out of place there champ.

littlebro05 wrote:Lol. Well you deserved the gears breaking if you didn't look at guides. When I did my stampede I took very special care of the wiring of my polarities.

When i did my stampede battery tray mod, there were no guides to use. So i had to be very careful to get the polarities right, double and triple checking before soldering the wires in.

I wrote that guide for a reason, good to see some used it.

Servulus wrote:

littlebro05 wrote:Lol. Well you deserved the gears breaking if you didn't look at guides. When I did my stampede I took very special care of the wiring of my polarities.

When i did my stampede battery tray mod, there were no guides to use. So i had to be very careful to get the polarities right, double and triple checking before soldering the wires in.

I wrote that guide for a reason, good to see some used it.

From my battery tray I have two leads (like most with aftermarket battery solutions) and i simply plugged them in backwards, nothing to do with guides etc, just not paying attention and being to tired.

I pulled my other Stampede apart, stole the gear I need so my "Stamp'" is back up and runnning while i source a replacement. I am not that happy with a stock shelled stampede after having my short barrel actually, it looses alot of range and reliable accuracy due to it bouncing around in the barrel.

I have 2 leads from my battery tray too, one red with a red end and one black with a black end, colour coded makes life much easier.

Just another reason why li-ion's are the better option!! haha

9v snap wiring soldered to the terminals on the battery tray, and 4 x AA cradle with matching 9v connector. Impossible to connect it the wrong way

Cheers,

clunk07 wrote:Just another reason why li-ion's are the better option!! haha

9v snap wiring soldered to the terminals on the battery tray, and 4 x AA cradle with matching 9v connector. Impossible to connect it the wrong way

Cheers,

Meh i could have easily attached a one way 2 wire connector, that has nothing to do with the type of batteries you use. You can get lipo packs with just 2 wires without connectors attached.

Servulus wrote:

clunk07 wrote:Just another reason why li-ion's are the better option!! haha

9v snap wiring soldered to the terminals on the battery tray, and 4 x AA cradle with matching 9v connector. Impossible to connect it the wrong way

Cheers,

Meh i could have easily attached a one way 2 wire connector, that has nothing to do with the type of batteries you use. You can get lipo packs with just 2 wires without connectors attached.

You should know by now I'm just stirring the pot Serv... haha

Cheers,

Mine were pretty clear about positive and negative, it was simply operator error, not paying attention. Now I have changed the wiring a bit, and put black and red heatshrink to correspond with the approriate connector. I use male and female spade connectors for my battery connections.

Anyway... Serv, have you managed to dig up a gear box yet for the stamp??? Will chase you down Saturday probably if you do, need 2x Stampede springs also.

If you can't find a donor you might want to have a look here:
Bronze Stampede Gears

It's a bit pricey but it probably won't break again.

WH1PLA5H wrote:Mine were pretty clear about positive and negative, it was simply operator error, not paying attention. Now I have changed the wiring a bit, and put black and red heatshrink to correspond with the approriate connector. I use male and female spade connectors for my battery connections.

Anyway... Serv, have you managed to dig up a gear box yet for the stamp??? Will chase you down Saturday probably if you do, need 2x Stampede springs also.

Oh yeh...umm shed.. yeh umm...
I been working so hard i kind of forgot to go to the shed... and now ive started playing Skyrim... I will get out there, soon...

Servulus wrote:I been working so hard i kind of forgot to go to the shed... and now ive started playing Skyrim... I will get out there, soon...

Oh, come on... play nice! Forget skyrim for 10mins and go have a dig around in the shed. If not... I will have to find another solution

grimrecka wrote:If you can't find a donor you might want to have a look here:
Bronze Stampede Gears

It's a bit pricey but it probably won't break again.

And yes, pricey. I can get a whole new gun for that price, and that doesnt include their postage :/ Dont really want to buy another stamp just for sake of it.